Kengo Morohashi

This researcher studies plant molecular biology, focusing on how genes are regulated in plants such as Arabidopsis, maize, and Marchantia, including transcription factors that control processes like seed storage, trichome (leaf hair) formation, root development, and responses to nitrogen availability and temperature. More recent work shifts toward computational network pharmacology, using systems-level approaches to study how dietary plant compounds like flavonoids may affect human health. Overall the work bridges plant gene regulatory networks and applied computational biology methods.

Publication output was higher and more variable between 2017-2020 (1-7 papers/year) but has slowed to about 1 paper per year in 2021-2025, with a recent uptick in 2026.

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